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- 03:37Governor of the Bank of Korea: Premature introduction of a Korean won stablecoin raises concerns over exchange rate volatility and capital outflowsJinse Finance reported that Bank of Korea (the central bank) Governor Rhee Chang-yong stated, "If the Korean won stablecoin is introduced rashly, there will be serious concerns about exchange rate volatility in the foreign exchange market and capital outflows." Governor Rhee pointed out at the National Assembly's Planning and Finance Committee audit that, "Many people would take the Korean won stablecoin overseas, and this is indeed worrisome." He also emphasized, "It is important to first conduct pilot programs centered on banks, and only expand the scope gradually after effective control over foreign exchange outflows has been demonstrated." He reiterated his concerns, saying, "From the perspective of the authorities responsible for foreign exchange management, this issue is highly alarming. If a Korean won stablecoin is launched, there is a significant possibility of bypassing foreign exchange controls." In response to Democratic Party lawmaker Ahn Do-jae's suggestion to support the introduction of a Korean won stablecoin, Governor Rhee clearly expressed a different stance, stating, "My view is completely different from yours." At the same time, he pointed out, "I do not believe that launching a Korean won stablecoin will reduce the demand for dollar stablecoins, as those who want to convert assets into dollars will still choose to use dollar stablecoins." He also added, "Although it is still too early to say that dollar stablecoins will dominate the Korean won payment market, their usage will inevitably increase significantly in the future, so further efforts are needed to improve relevant regulatory measures."
- 03:29OpenSea releases the top tokens with the highest price increases in the past 24 hours, with ACE surging by 540.6%Jinse Finance reported that OpenSea released the tokens with the highest price increases in the past 24 hours: Ace Data Cloud (ACE), current price $0.007972, up 540.6%; Dragon Origin Realm (DOR), current price $0.2627, up 200.1%; Card Strategy (CSTRAT), current price $0.07382, up 115.5%; VPay by Virtuals (VPAY), current price $0.02272, up 78.2%; (Unnamed project), current price $0.01046, up 65.3%.
- 03:21Bitwise: A large-scale transfer of BTC from retail to institutional investors is currently underwayJinse Finance reported that André Dragosch, Head of Research Europe at Bitwise, stated on the 28th that bitcoin is currently being distributed from early retail investors to institutional investors such as funds/ETPs, corporations, and governments. Unlike other traditional asset classes in history, the adoption of bitcoin was initially driven by retail investors such as cypherpunks and early adopters, with family offices, fund managers, and ETF institutional investors only making their first investments in bitcoin later on. Even today, individual investors still hold about 66% of BTC. This means the vast majority of bitcoin is still controlled by non-institutional investors, and “we are still in the early stages” in terms of institutional adoption. Nevertheless, a large-scale transfer of BTC from retail to institutional investors is currently underway. At present, institutional investors (ETPs and treasury companies) hold about 12.5% of the BTC supply, and this figure is growing rapidly. This transfer is not something that can be achieved overnight; it is a long-term trend. Ultimately, this “great transfer” means that the price of BTC will need to be higher to incentivize BTC to move from early retail investors to institutional investors.